The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

DR.. John F. Johnston will be married next
month to Mrs Ed Palmer
Misses Mary feathers and Margaret Kackley
will arrive home from Boston to-day.
Mrs Fred Bags will leave for Lake Maxim
kuckee on Thursday to spend the summer.
Mrs. Florence Bennett Brooks of Cleveland.
is visiting her parents, North Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Newcomb returned yes
terday from a short visit to Lake Maxnkuckee
Miss Anna Bags will go to Cincinnati to-
moro W to visit Miss Carrie Evarts, at College
Mrs. James E. Robertson and daughters. Miss
May and Mrs. George I. Evans. are visiting in
Chicago
Mrs George T. Breunig will spend the sum-
mer months at Delaware on long visit with her
parents.
Miss Blanche R. Travers, of New York. is the
guest of Miss Mary Fulton, and will remain sew
eral weeks
The ladies of the Central Women's Christian
Temperance Union will give ice-cream social
this evening
Mr.. Philip Gillett. superintendent of the
Deaf and Dumb Institution at Jacksonville, Ill,
is in the city.
of this week from Racine, where he graduates
from the college
Rev. J. A. Rondthaler will lecture at Sey-
mour, tomorrow evening, on Progressive
Christian Work.
Mr.. Richard Herrick, executive clerk at the
Governors Office, has gone to Colorado for
vacation of three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Parker and daughter
Gertrude. of Evansville. are visiting relatives on
North New Jersey street.
Mrs Lew Haughey returned to her home, in
Allegheny City. Pa, yesterday, after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. I. P. Hauehey and others here
Mr.. Ben d. House, who has been i'll for three
or four weeks, is in a serious condition. and his
physician thinks that there is little chance for
his recovery. His trouble is caused mainly by
the bullet wound In his throat. received while
in the war 1t has caused him almost continual
suffering, and for several months it has been
gradually growing more serious, until it has
finally affected his general health to dangerous
extent.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Bates House: E. Gilbert B. g. Haeer, D. N.
Taylor, G.. r. Kendall. Terrc Haute: T. j. Jones,
lebanon T. q. johnson, Peru; T. McQuade,
Brazil I. S; Collins, Seymour; Sam Parker
Plymouth; G. III. Butterfeld, Evansville; N P.
Howard, B. T. Rey nolds. Richmond; G. w.
Kittredge. Louisville F. Wood. l.. S. Craig
Colnmbus A Gould, Lebanon: " 0. Saunders,
R. B. Chase Noblesville; g. J. Roberts. Dayton;
p. Garten. KnIghtstown.
Grand Hotel: S. w. Peters. New Albany;
s. N Hackett, Detroit; Walter VAIL ]. A. Man
City; r. Nice Smith. Columbus; Mrs. a. q.
Gessner, Shelbyvile; A. G. Porter and wife,
Lebanon; A r. Colburn. Michigan City, Geo.
B. Morris and j. E. Slemine, Morgantown
Theo. A. Rosters, Auburn; j. c. Joliff, Sheri-
dan, Ind; r. y. Whitney and wife, Crawfords-
vile; Jas. O. Deltz Elkhart; J. l. Riddle. Terre
Heinsohn and wife, Muncie; Jas. C. Suit Frank
fort Fl. La Tourette, Covington.
New Denson Hotel: Chas FL. Merrell, B. III.
Morgan, Clinton; G NJ Daegatt. Terre Haute;
Wayne; John A Sage, New York; G. W.
Bugbee. Cincinnati; Judge j. F. Kibbv, Rich
mond; NJ. V. Foster and son, New Bedford: E.
Barnett, Cleveland: G. B. Harris Goshen: Geo.
E. Pennington, j. w. Craft. Terre Haute; r. B.
f. Peirce, Crawfordsvlle: Geo. w. Chute. Bos-
ton: E; G. Culp, Oscar Setz H. F. Cunningham.
T. l.. Bond, G. A. Halter, c. Sellers, l.. o.
Wright. Geo. r. Burton NJ. r. Brundage, A. A.
Irwin. VIM. j. Keyter, Selma, Kan; r. A. Ket-